Anita Monro is Lecturer in Liturgy and Theology at United Theological College (UTC), part of the School of Theology of Charles Sturt University. She is an ordained minister of The Uniting Church in Australia (UCA). UTC is a recognised ministry training college of the UCA. Anita lives in Sydney, Australia.

"Complex and textured, this study in ambiguity a la Julia Kristeva offers intellectual challenges and spiritual questions. It is for a sophisticated reader who wants to enter into the delights of technical theological wrestling." – WATERwheel"An intermingling of sophisticated exploration of poststructuralist thought with concrete existential concerns of women … Anita Monro has written a valuable book. It is a book that is worth reading carefully." – Theology and Sexuality

• Introduction - Subjecting Ambiguity: Outline and Impetus Chapter 1 - Resurrecting Erotic Transgression: Poststructuralism and Theology Chapter 2 - Women Clothed with the Sun: Re-Presenting Identities with are not One(s) Chapter 3 - Duality: The Genesis of Ambiguity Chapter 4 - Beyond Duality: Alterity and the Exodus of Identity Chapter 5 - The Cry of Ambiguity: Jouissance as Hermeneutical Birth Chapter 6 - Enumerating Alterity: The Transgressive Method of Poetic Reading Chapter 7 - Re-Presenting the (M)Other: A Theology of An-Other Coming Conclusion - Resurrecting Erotic Transgression: "Without End, For No Reason"

Anita Monro is Lecturer in Liturgy and Theology at United Theological College (UTC), part of the School of Theology of Charles Sturt University. She is an ordained minister of The Uniting Church in Australia (UCA). UTC is a recognised ministry training college of the UCA. Anita lives in Sydney, Australia.

"Complex and textured, this study in ambiguity a la Julia Kristeva offers intellectual challenges and spiritual questions. It is for a sophisticated reader who wants to enter into the delights of technical theological wrestling." – WATERwheel"An intermingling of sophisticated exploration of poststructuralist thought with concrete existential concerns of women … Anita Monro has written a valuable book. It is a book that is worth reading carefully." – Theology and Sexuality

• Introduction - Subjecting Ambiguity: Outline and Impetus Chapter 1 - Resurrecting Erotic Transgression: Poststructuralism and Theology Chapter 2 - Women Clothed with the Sun: Re-Presenting Identities with are not One(s) Chapter 3 - Duality: The Genesis of Ambiguity Chapter 4 - Beyond Duality: Alterity and the Exodus of Identity Chapter 5 - The Cry of Ambiguity: Jouissance as Hermeneutical Birth Chapter 6 - Enumerating Alterity: The Transgressive Method of Poetic Reading Chapter 7 - Re-Presenting the (M)Other: A Theology of An-Other Coming Conclusion - Resurrecting Erotic Transgression: "Without End, For No Reason"

Anita Monro is Lecturer in Liturgy and Theology at United Theological College (UTC), part of the School of Theology of Charles Sturt University. She is an ordained minister of The Uniting Church in Australia (UCA). UTC is a recognised ministry training college of the UCA. Anita lives in Sydney, Australia.

"Complex and textured, this study in ambiguity a la Julia Kristeva offers intellectual challenges and spiritual questions. It is for a sophisticated reader who wants to enter into the delights of technical theological wrestling." – WATERwheel"An intermingling of sophisticated exploration of poststructuralist thought with concrete existential concerns of women … Anita Monro has written a valuable book. It is a book that is worth reading carefully." – Theology and Sexuality

• Introduction - Subjecting Ambiguity: Outline and Impetus Chapter 1 - Resurrecting Erotic Transgression: Poststructuralism and Theology Chapter 2 - Women Clothed with the Sun: Re-Presenting Identities with are not One(s) Chapter 3 - Duality: The Genesis of Ambiguity Chapter 4 - Beyond Duality: Alterity and the Exodus of Identity Chapter 5 - The Cry of Ambiguity: Jouissance as Hermeneutical Birth Chapter 6 - Enumerating Alterity: The Transgressive Method of Poetic Reading Chapter 7 - Re-Presenting the (M)Other: A Theology of An-Other Coming Conclusion - Resurrecting Erotic Transgression: "Without End, For No Reason"